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Abstract
This article examines the interrelation of knowledge, faith, and ethics in Ibn Sina’s philosophical system. It highlights how rational inquiry, religious belief, and moral principles are integrated to form a coherent worldview. The study demonstrates Ibn Sina’s approach to harmonizing philosophy and theology, providing insights relevant to contemporary discussions on ethics, epistemology, and spiritual development.
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